March 11, 2018
A 52 Week Autobiography Through Music - Week 10 - ACDC from Pancycle on Vimeo.
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March 4, 2018
A 52 Week Autobiography Through Music - Week 9 - Led Zeppelin from Pancycle on Vimeo. What Memories, What a band! Led Zep has definitely withstood the test of time for me as even though they are not in frequent rotation these days their music still gets me. I still wish that I could have…
February 25, 2018
A 52 Week Autobiography Through Music_Week 8_The Kinks from Pancycle on Vimeo. The Kinks were one of the first bands for whom I developed a real infatuation. I listened to the handful of Kinks records that I owned pretty religiously for a while when I was around 14. I must have been responding to the…
February 18, 2018
Santana, arguably my first musical obsession. I listened to a few of their albums quite relentlessly for a few years and they were the first band I saw live in concert thanks to my mother who was willing to cart my butt to Denver for this show, which was part of the tour for Marathon,…
February 11, 2018
A 52 Week Autobiography Through Music - Week 6 - The Beach Boys from Pancycle on Vimeo. The Beach Boys are certainly one of the most well know bands in rock and roll history and they were a part of my early sonic environment yet after a certain point I really was disinterested in their…
February 4, 2018
52 Week Autobiography Through Music - Ten Years After from Pancycle on Vimeo. Today I’ll leave you with one thought: The Electric Guitar is one of the greatest human achievements... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Years_After https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvin_Lee
January 28, 2018
A 52 Week Autobiography Through Music - Week 4 - Bowie from Pancycle on Vimeo. Uninhibited, pure, fearless creativity. That is what comes to mind when I think about David Bowie. As I say in the video it is not for me to tell anyone about him. People have to discover this and for that…
January 21, 2018
52 Week Autobiography Through Music from Pancycle on Vimeo. This week I am reflecting on the Allman Brothers, another of the bands I remember hearing when I was quite young, and the southern rock genre of which they were arguably the fathers. The album my parents had was Brothers and Sisters. I am not sure…